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Domestic Mainstream: Sam Adams (Any Variety)
Domestic Microbrew: O'Fallon Gold Hemp Hop Rye Ale Import: Bass Pale Ale |
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A nice clean ice cold Asahi is tough to beat.
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Bottle: Stella Artois
Draught: A good pale ale or a pilsner |
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Domestic Mainstream- Sam Adams Boston Lager
Domestic Microbrew- Blue Moon Belgian Wheat unfiltered (not sure if it's still considered a craft beer based on production amounts) Import- Probably Heineken Also, having a Kona Brewing Koko Brown right now... A little sweet with roasted coconut used in brewing. Very easy to drink & nice aftertaste....... Last edited by deadballpaul; 03-28-2011 at 04:21 AM. |
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Founders Breakfast Stout is easily my #1. Runner up goes to the 2011 Imperial Stout from Mayflower Brewing.
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/jcarota/albums Last edited by Jason Carota; 02-03-2011 at 06:40 PM. |
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I haven't drank alchohol since 1998.......but before that, I think I've tried almost everything (almost).
I used to love Coors..... ![]() But a real treat was "Red Tail Ale" I believe it was out of Mendocino County, California..........man, that's some GOOD STUFF ![]() Hard stuff.........Jack Daniels * Jim Beam * Jose Curevo * Cheap rotgut wine * Thunderbird* Night Train * Mad Dog 20/20 * (punk rock days ![]() |
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PBR or C-Minus (Coors Light) if I'm imbibing volume. Sierra Nevada, Pilsner Urquell, or Guinness if I'm having one or two. Moving toward the latter as my preferred method.
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but I loved Sammie Smith's Oatmeal Stoudt.
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Rolling Rock
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I got a one track mind......Heineken
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In a fit of shameless local promotion I gotta go with Ellensburgs' own Iron Horse Brewery; Celtic Death, & Locomotive Stout
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killer stuff
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Lots of great choices. Just about anything that comes from Belgium is awesome, Most Sam Adams brews are good and in the hot summer few can beat a Corona w/lime.
Onto the worst of the worst ... I nominate Drummond brothers (wonder if they are still in biz). In college a 24 pack cost about $10 and that was about $9.99 overpriced. It tasted like someone fermented the leftover scraps from a deli grill at the end of a busy day --- yummmmmy ![]() Best, S |
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